CHKDSK runs at startup every time. FSUTIL shows a dirty car, even after chkdsk

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  My of Application and Services/Hewlett-Packard event logs show that.

  Level: Date: Source: event ID:

  Error 11/27/2012 01:04 HPSF.exe 2000

  Error HP ID:-2147467261 at HP. SupportFramework.Utilities.CustomerExperience.HPSASession.AddNavigationProperties)
  Message: The object Reference not set to an instance of an object.
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  Source: HP. SupportFramework.Utilities

  Name: HPSF.exe
  Version: 07.00.01.01
  Path: C:\Program Files (x 86) \Hewlett-Packard\HP Support Framework\HPSF.exe
  Format:-en-US
  RAM: 6124
  Use of the RAM:
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  Kind regards

  Tolga Kavi

  Hello

  I recommend you to download the latest version of the HP Support Assistant software on this site:

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  Then, uninstall the Add/Remove programs function HPSA and install the latest application that already download you it from the link above.

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  Thank you

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